The NH Family Courts are often very slow. Divorce litigation can take years to finalize. The delays are often caused by useless filing of motions which increases acrimony, injures the parties children and spouses. This also increases attorney's fees. Attorney Rich Clark handles his clients divorce to get the job done fairly and timely. Rich's goal is to finalize his clients divorce within 60 days of first meeting his client.
It doesn't matter what a clients assets, liabilities or custody issues are. They can all be worked out and done in a reasonable timeframe. You need an attorney you can trust, one that has experience and will fight for you when needed but also knows when to set differences aside to conclude the divorce. Attorney Rich Clark practices law throughout the State of New Hampshire.
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Mar 31, 2023 |
Q. Is the NH indictment and arrest warrant process outdated?
A. Yes. Trump's indictment is a failure of the indictment system that NH also suffers from. After practicing law for over 15 years, I know how screwed up the laws in NH are.
My name is Rich Clark. In 2022, I ran for the Rockingham C...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 04, 2023 |
Seek medical treatment as soon as possible, if needed.
Complete required health insurance forms naming third parties responsible.
Get a copy of the police report.
Take photos of injuries, damage to vehicles and the scene, when applicable.
Be careful when signing release of records from insu...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 04, 2023 |
The extent of the injury.
Exacerbation of a pre-existing injury.
The length of medical treatment.
Medical bills.
Medicare, State funded coverage and health insurance liens.
Permanency of injury.
Scarring.
Lost earning capacity.
Accident causation.
Duty breached by the person causing th...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 04, 2023 |
A New Hampshire prenuptial agreement covers the following main topics: protection of assets, bank accounts, retirement accounts, alimony, personal property, business interests and real property. When Rich Clark completes prenuptial agreements for his client's he requires both party's to have inde...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 04, 2023 |
Know your opponent, the court and the opposing attorney when possible.
Review and prepare a Proposed NH Parenting Plan.
Know your child's history of custody between the parents.
Know both party's strengths and weaknesses.
Be fair.
Be honest.
Most alternate the key dates such as holidays b...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 04, 2023 |
Every case is unique and requires a different approach depending on what the issues are. I strategize what issues will be of concern and know how to handle them as they come up during the NH Family Court proceeding. The only way you can do this is to take the time to be prepared. Some topics are ...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 04, 2023 |
For the past three years I have finalized all of my clients divorces within 65 days of meeting the client. That's my goal. I've seen some NH Family Courts take three yeas to complete a divorce. After the typical hour initial consultation with my New Hampshire divorce clients, I have enough inform...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 04, 2023 |
Based on my experience over the past 15 years of practicing injury law, on average most cases take ten to fourteen months to complete in NH and MA. I have resolved six figure cases in a few months and some have taken over five years after I am retained as legal counsel.
Attorney Rich Clark is an...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 04, 2023 |
Prepare. Prepare.
Know the NH Family Court Rules.
Have a Proposed Court Order prepared.
Have supporting documentation when needed.
Create an outline of your presentation.
Know your cases strengths and weaknesses.
Always be honest. Don't mislead the judge.
Be objective and as kind as you ...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jul 15, 2022 |
NH Divorce length to complete.
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jul 15, 2022 |
NH dog law when someone refuses to return your dog. Attorney Clark has successfully helped legal owners get their dogs back.
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Apr 26, 2017 |
Answer: If the Petition for domestic violence protection was denied, or has expired, Courts in New Hampshire will require you to complete a Motion to return your firearms. NH Courts will not return firearms until it completes an investigation and a Court hearing on the merits. Law enforcement wil...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Aug 10, 2014 |
A. In June 2012, Stryker issued a voluntary recall of its Rejuvenate and ABG II modular neck-hip stems due to component corrosion threat at the hip junction. This has resulted in adverse local tissue reactions, unusual discharge in the hip junction area, pain and swelling.
Experienced Stryker ...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Aug 10, 2014 |
Using an experienced hip recall attorney is advantageous. Every case is different as in all injury-related litigation.
Replacing the defective Stryker hip is also known as a Revision. The Revision will require a substantial incision to remove the hardware and install new components. It is pa...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jun 17, 2014 |
A. Yes. The additional cost alone will usually make it worth your while to create a New Hampshire will if you reside here. If you do not create a New Hampshire will you will incur the expense of having your attorney deal with having the out of State attorney review the will and complete the Forei...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jun 13, 2014 |
A. You should have an attorney experienced in handling auto injury law review your case to make sure you are receiving what your case is worth. An experienced injury attorney will also seek all avenues of payment, some of those that Attorney Clark's clients never considered. Attorney Richard E. C...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jun 03, 2014 |
A. Attorney Richard E. Clark has met with clients who have been denied representation by other attorneys. Four other law firms denied a client of Attorney Clark's for a car accident injury claim. The Law Office of Richard E. Clark, LLC represented this client and obtained a $50,000.00 settlement....
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jun 02, 2014 |
A. The hassle, expense, delay, and frustration of using an out-of-State will in New Hampshire may persuade one to use a New Hampshire attorney to create a new will. Every State is different in how they provide wills to beneficiaries or their attorneys. Some States will not even provide a copy to ...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Apr 03, 2014 |
A. The NH law indicates, “The test or tests shall be administered at the direction of a law enforcement officer, peace officer, or authorized agent having reasonable grounds to believe the person to have been driving, operating, attempting to operate, or in actual physical control of an OHRV, dri...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Mar 24, 2014 |
A. A copy of the report of any such test shall be furnished by the law enforcement agency to the person tested within 48 hours of receipt of the report by the agency by certified mail directed to the address shown on such person's license or other identification furnished by the person. Results o...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Mar 24, 2014 |
A. At any time a person paying or receiving child support may ask the court to change the support order based on a substantial change of circumstances. If three years have passed since the last child support order was issued, either party may ask the court to change the order without needing to ...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Mar 17, 2014 |
A. NH has codified the implied consent to alcohol testing of the driver. It doesn't mean you're always better off to do the testing depending on the outcome. In detail the NH Statute indicates “265-A:4 Implied Consent of Driver or Operator to Submit to Testing to Determine Alcohol Concentration. ...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Mar 17, 2014 |
A. If you die without a will in NH, the State of New Hampshire will decide who gets your property. It will follow the statute. Every case is different. You should consult a NH estate lawyer with experience in wills, or lack thereof. Why let the State decide who gets your property. For a minor cos...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Mar 17, 2014 |
A. It may provide an alternative avenue of recovery. The driver of the other car may have inadequate NH Auto insurance coverage to satisfy your damages. Before settling with the other driver's insurance company that injured you, you should meet an attorney. By signing the Release prematurely as a...
Posted by Richard E. Clark | Jan 11, 2014 |
A. Attendance at the first session is ordered by the Court, you are required to appear. A Judge or Marital Master will conduct the session. The purpose is to familiarize you with the court process, to get you to feel a little more comfortable with the setting, explain options to resolve your divo...